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* LifesavingMisfortune: That one Beagle Boy who got trapped in electrical wiring. While getting caught by Scrooge and going to jail wasn't a part of the plan, it is preferable to being electrocuted.
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* LifesavingMisfortune: That one Beagle Boy who got himself trapped in electrical wiring. While getting caught by Scrooge and going to jail wasn't a part of the plan, it is preferable to being electrocuted.
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* LifesavingMisfortune: That one Beagle Boy who got trapped in electrical wiring. While getting caught by Scrooge and going to jail wasn't a part of the plan, it is preferable to being electrocuted.
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* VillainEpisode: This story is focused entirely on the Beagle Boys, with Scrooge only appearing briefly at the end.
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* VillainEpisode: This story is focused entirely on the Beagle Boys, with Scrooge only appearing briefly at the end.end.
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* {{Bizarrchitecture}}: When a large panel shows the different Beagles stuck/traveling across the Money Bin simultainiously, the layout of the rooms doesn't make any sense in relation to what was established before in the story. An author's note at the bottom of the panel [[LampshadeHanging explains this]] as necessary due to the interest of clarity and humour ([[SelfDeprecation and laziness of the artist]]).
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* {{Bizarrchitecture}}: When a large panel shows the different Beagles stuck/traveling across the Money Bin simultainiously, the layout of the rooms doesn't make any sense in relation to what was established before in the story. An author's note at the bottom of the panel [[LampshadeHanging explains this]] as necessary due to the interest of clarity and humour [[RuleOfFunny humor]] ([[SelfDeprecation and laziness of the artist]]).
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* {{Bizarrchitecture}}: When a large panel shows the different Beagles stuck/traveling across the Money Bin simultainiously, the layout of the rooms doesn't make any sense in relation to what was established before in the story. An author's note at the bottom of the panel [[LampshadeHanging explains this]] as necessary due to the interest of clarity and humour ([[SelfDeprecation and laziness of the artist]]).
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* FailedASpotCheck: Subverted. When Scrooge gets home to the Bin very late at night, he's so tired that he doesn't notice any of the Beagle Boys during his evening routine. He's ready to brush it off and go to sleep until he has an ExplainExplainOhCrap realization.
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* DwindlingParty: Non-lethal version. The Beagle Boys break into Scrooge's Money Bin at night with a gang of 7, but one by one they all dispose of themselves by getting stuck in one of the Money Bin's rooms. Scrooge just has to call the cops when he finds them.
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* EvenEvilHasStandards:
** 176-167 is aghast at Scrooge's meagre diet, which consists of basically nothing but cheap canned and frozen food.
** The gang is very disapproving of how few accomodations Scrooge's workers get, the Bin doesn't even have a ''cafeteria!''
--> '''Beagle Boy''': Give me a prison chain gang any day...
** 176-167 is aghast at Scrooge's meagre diet, which consists of basically nothing but cheap canned and frozen food.
** The gang is very disapproving of how few accomodations Scrooge's workers get, the Bin doesn't even have a ''cafeteria!''
--> '''Beagle Boy''': Give me a prison chain gang any day...
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* HelpImStuck: Quite a few Beagles end up jammed or stuck in something.
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* GenerationXerox: PlayedForLaughs; the modern Beagle Boys are the children of Blackheart's three sons, and not only do they all look identical to their fathers, they all look identical to ''each other''. Despite this, one Beagle father is pointed out as being "the handsome one", and one Beagle Boy tells his cousins that one of them got most of their fathers good looks.
-->'''Beagle One''': *proudly* Everyone always says that.
-->'''Beagle Two''': *annoyed* He never lets me forget it...
* HelpImStuck:Quite a few Beagles end up jammed or With the exception of the Beagle who accidentally knocks himself unconscious in Scrooge's bedroom, the whole gang gets stuck in something.various places throughout the Bin, including getting a toilet seat stuck around his neck that keeps him from using the vents, getting tangled in electrical wiring that'll fry him if he struggles, triggering the touch-sensetive alarm for the NumberOneDime display and keeping him from taking his hand off it, etc...
-->'''Beagle One''': *proudly* Everyone always says that.
-->'''Beagle Two''': *annoyed* He never lets me forget it...
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* HelpImStuck: Quite a few Beagles end up jammed or stuck in something.
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It's the anniversery of Blackheart Beagle founding the Beagle Boys, and the gang pay a visit to their beloved grandfather and founder in the Duckburg prison. After sharing some cake (or what little was left of it after it had been thoroughly searched for files, hammers and other escape tools) the Beagles gather around the family photo album, reminiscing about the early days of the gang and Duckburg itself. Blackheart reveals that that the anniversery was just a good excuse to have the gang visit, because he's recently remembered something important - the Architect! Namely, the name and adress of the architect who originally constructed the Money Bin back when Duckburg was just a small town surrounding Killmotor Hill. Knowing how cheap Scrooge is, odds are good that he's never bothered to pay for new plans to be drawn up, even after disasters that have caused the Bin to need extensive repairs, or even be completely rebuilt, meaning that if the Beagle Boys can get their hands on the plans, they'd know every nook and cranny of the Money Bin.
Sure enough, the gang finds the architects office, and his files, in the ruins of Old Duckburg, beneath the modern city, including the plans for the Bin, along with a water access through a well leading right into the basement. With most of it's defences geared towards keeping intruders out, is the Money Bin able to hold out against thieves who are already on the inside?
Sure enough, the gang finds the architects office, and his files, in the ruins of Old Duckburg, beneath the modern city, including the plans for the Bin, along with a water access through a well leading right into the basement. With most of it's defences geared towards keeping intruders out, is the Money Bin able to hold out against thieves who are already on the inside?
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It's the anniversery anniversary of Blackheart Beagle founding the Beagle Boys, and the gang pay a visit to their beloved grandfather and founder in the Duckburg prison. After sharing some cake (or what little was left of it after it had been thoroughly searched for files, hammers and other escape tools) the Beagles gather around the family photo album, reminiscing about the early days of the gang and Duckburg itself. Blackheart reveals that that the anniversery anniversary was just a good excuse to have the gang visit, because he's recently remembered something important - the Architect! Namely, the name and adress address of the architect who originally constructed the Money Bin back when Duckburg was just a small town surrounding Killmotor Hill. Knowing how cheap Scrooge is, odds are good that he's never bothered to pay for new plans to be drawn up, even after disasters that have caused the Bin to need extensive repairs, or even be completely rebuilt, meaning that if the Beagle Boys can get their hands on the plans, they'd know every nook and cranny of the Money Bin.
Sure enough, the gang finds the architects office, and his files, in the ruins of Old Duckburg, beneath the modern city, including the plans for the Bin, along with a water access through a well leading right into the basement. With most of it'sdefences defenses geared towards keeping intruders out, is the Money Bin able to hold out against thieves who are already on the inside?
Sure enough, the gang finds the architects office, and his files, in the ruins of Old Duckburg, beneath the modern city, including the plans for the Bin, along with a water access through a well leading right into the basement. With most of it's
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* EpicFail: In what is likely the most embarassing failure of their career, the Beagle Boys are outwitted by an ''empty building'', leaving them stuck until Scrooge finds them.
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* DidNotThinkThisThrough: When two Beagles make it to Scrooge's bedroom, one decides to try out the slide that leads to the money pool- completely forgetting that he's too big for the Scrooge-sized door in the wall.
* EpicFail: In what is likely the mostembarassing embarrassing failure of their career, the Beagle Boys are outwitted by an ''empty building'', leaving them stuck until Scrooge finds them.
* EpicFail: In what is likely the most
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It's Blackheart Beagles birthday, and the Beagle Boys pay a visit to their beloved grandfather and founder in the Duckburg prison. After sharing some birthday cake (or what little was left of it after it had been thoroughly searched for files, hammers and other escape tools) the Beagles gather around the family photo album, reminiscing about the early days of the gang and Duckburg itself. Blackheart reveals that that his birthday was just a good excuse to have the gang visit, because he's recently remembered something important - the Architect! Namely, the name and adress of the architect who originally constructed the Money Bin back when Duckburg was just a small town surrounding Killmotor Hill. Knowing how cheap Scrooge is, odds are good that he's never bothered to pay for new plans to be drawn up, even after disasters that have caused the Bin to need extensive repairs, or even be completely rebuilt, meaning that if the Beagle Boys can get their hands on the plans, they'd know every nook and cranny of the Money Bin.
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It's the anniversery of Blackheart Beagles birthday, and Beagle founding the Beagle Boys Boys, and the gang pay a visit to their beloved grandfather and founder in the Duckburg prison. After sharing some birthday cake (or what little was left of it after it had been thoroughly searched for files, hammers and other escape tools) the Beagles gather around the family photo album, reminiscing about the early days of the gang and Duckburg itself. Blackheart reveals that that his birthday the anniversery was just a good excuse to have the gang visit, because he's recently remembered something important - the Architect! Namely, the name and adress of the architect who originally constructed the Money Bin back when Duckburg was just a small town surrounding Killmotor Hill. Knowing how cheap Scrooge is, odds are good that he's never bothered to pay for new plans to be drawn up, even after disasters that have caused the Bin to need extensive repairs, or even be completely rebuilt, meaning that if the Beagle Boys can get their hands on the plans, they'd know every nook and cranny of the Money Bin.
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* EpicFail: Through no fault of anyone but their own, the Beagles each end up caught somewhere.
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* EpicFail: Through no fault In what is likely the most embarassing failure of anyone but their own, career, the Beagles each end up caught somewhere.Beagle Boys are outwitted by an ''empty building'', leaving them stuck until Scrooge finds them.
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'''Beagle Boys vs the Money Bin''' is a story made by Creator/DonRosa in 2001 the Dutch comic ''Anders and & Co.'' It was later released in America in ''Uncle Scrooge'' #325 in 2004. It was made in celebration of both the Beagle Boys' and the Money Bin's 50th anniversary.
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'''Beagle Boys vs the Money Bin''' is a story made by Creator/DonRosa in 2001 the Dutch Danish comic ''Anders and & Co.'' It was later released in America in ''Uncle Scrooge'' #325 in 2004. It was made in celebration of both the Beagle Boys' and the Money Bin's 50th anniversary.
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Blackheart Beagle advises his grandsons, the current generation of the Beagle Boys, that they can break into Scrooge's Money Bin if they find the blueprints of it's architect. They find a passageway into the Bin through a well, but even with this inside info, can the Beagles pull of the crime of their lives?
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It's Blackheart Beagle advises his grandsons, the current generation of Beagles birthday, and the Beagle Boys, Boys pay a visit to their beloved grandfather and founder in the Duckburg prison. After sharing some birthday cake (or what little was left of it after it had been thoroughly searched for files, hammers and other escape tools) the Beagles gather around the family photo album, reminiscing about the early days of the gang and Duckburg itself. Blackheart reveals that they can break into Scrooge's that his birthday was just a good excuse to have the gang visit, because he's recently remembered something important - the Architect! Namely, the name and adress of the architect who originally constructed the Money Bin if they find back when Duckburg was just a small town surrounding Killmotor Hill. Knowing how cheap Scrooge is, odds are good that he's never bothered to pay for new plans to be drawn up, even after disasters that have caused the blueprints Bin to need extensive repairs, or even be completely rebuilt, meaning that if the Beagle Boys can get their hands on the plans, they'd know every nook and cranny of the Money Bin.
Sure enough, the gang finds the architects office, and his files, in the ruins of Old Duckburg, beneath the modern city, including the plans for the Bin, along with a water access through a well leading right into the basement. With most of it'sarchitect. They find a passageway into defences geared towards keeping intruders out, is the Money Bin through a well, but even with this inside info, can able to hold out against thieves who are already on the Beagles pull of the crime of their lives?
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Sure enough, the gang finds the architects office, and his files, in the ruins of Old Duckburg, beneath the modern city, including the plans for the Bin, along with a water access through a well leading right into the basement. With most of it's
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* AirVentEscape: With the door in the well room armed, the Beagles resort to crawling through the heating vents, as Scrooge rarely uses it unless it's too cold to work in- as in, cold enough to freeze ink.
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* AirVentEscape: With the door in the well room armed, the Beagles resort to crawling through the heating vents, as Scrooge rarely uses it unless it's too cold to work in- as in, cold enough to freeze ink. The reason this works is because the Bin still has the large, old-fashioned type vents that can fit a person, even the heavyset Beagles.
* TheLastStraw: 176-167 finds his way to the kitchen and takes a break to snack on a jar of pickled prunes he finds in a cabinet. Unfortunately, this snack is ''just'' enough to make him too fat for the vents, leaving him stuck halfway in.
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* ShoutOut: One Beagle trapped in a bathroom finds a comic book for ''[[WesternAnimation/Ducktales1987 Ducktales]]'' "Bizarre!"
* VillainEpisode: This story is focused entirely on the Beagle Boys.
* VillainEpisode: This story is focused entirely on the Beagle Boys.
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* ShoutOut: ShoutOut:
** One Beagle trapped in a bathroom finds a comic book for ''[[WesternAnimation/Ducktales1987 Ducktales]]'' "Bizarre!"
** Two of the Beagles end up in Scrooge's trophy room, and one of them tries to grab the Candy-Striped Ruby like they did once before, referencing the story "The Status Seeker".
** The architect of the Money Bin is named Frank Lloyd Drake after famous architect Frank Lloyd Wright, and the plans in his office are signed [[Creator/DonRosa K.D Rosa]].
* VillainEpisode: This story is focused entirely on the BeagleBoys.Boys, with Scrooge only appearing briefly at the end.
** One Beagle trapped in a bathroom finds a comic book for ''[[WesternAnimation/Ducktales1987 Ducktales]]'' "Bizarre!"
** Two of the Beagles end up in Scrooge's trophy room, and one of them tries to grab the Candy-Striped Ruby like they did once before, referencing the story "The Status Seeker".
** The architect of the Money Bin is named Frank Lloyd Drake after famous architect Frank Lloyd Wright, and the plans in his office are signed [[Creator/DonRosa K.D Rosa]].
* VillainEpisode: This story is focused entirely on the Beagle
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* ShoutOut: One Beagle trapped in a bathroom finds a comic book for ''[[Ducktales1987 Ducktales]]'' "Bizarre!"
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* ShoutOut: One Beagle trapped in a bathroom finds a comic book for ''[[Ducktales1987 ''[[WesternAnimation/Ducktales1987 Ducktales]]'' "Bizarre!"
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[[caption-width-right:512:''[[WesternAnimation/Ducktales1987 As long as it's illegal / We'll be happy Beagles!]]'']]
'''Beagle Boys vs the Money Bin''' is a story made by Creator/DonRosa in 2001 the Dutch comic ''Anders and & Co.'' It was later released in America in ''Uncle Scrooge'' #325 in 2004. It was made in celebration of both the Beagle Boys' and the Money Bin's 50th anniversary.
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Blackheart Beagle advises his grandsons, the current generation of the Beagle Boys, that they can break into Scrooge's Money Bin if they find the blueprints of it's architect. They find a passageway into the Bin through a well, but even with this inside info, can the Beagles pull of the crime of their lives?
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* AirVentEscape: With the door in the well room armed, the Beagles resort to crawling through the heating vents, as Scrooge rarely uses it unless it's too cold to work in- as in, cold enough to freeze ink.
* CrazyPrepared: Scrooge has alarms set on every door in his Money Bin- even the bathroom!
* EpicFail: Through no fault of anyone but their own, the Beagles each end up caught somewhere.
* TheFogOfAges: Zigzagged; As Blackheart admits, as he gets older, his short-term memory weakens- he repeats this ''twice'' in one sequence- but his long term memory improves, allowing him to remember the name of the Money Bin's architect.
* JailBake: The Beagle Boys bring a huge cake to visit their grandpa in prison. After the guard searches the cake and removes all of the hidden weapons and tools, it's not that impressive anymore.
* LetsSplitUpGang: Because they have no way of navigating the heating vents, the Beagles have to split up to find their way.
* ShoutOut: One Beagle trapped in a bathroom finds a comic book for ''[[Ducktales1987 Ducktales]]'' "Bizarre!"
* VillainEpisode: This story is focused entirely on the Beagle Boys.
[[caption-width-right:512:''[[WesternAnimation/Ducktales1987 As long as it's illegal / We'll be happy Beagles!]]'']]
'''Beagle Boys vs the Money Bin''' is a story made by Creator/DonRosa in 2001 the Dutch comic ''Anders and & Co.'' It was later released in America in ''Uncle Scrooge'' #325 in 2004. It was made in celebration of both the Beagle Boys' and the Money Bin's 50th anniversary.
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Blackheart Beagle advises his grandsons, the current generation of the Beagle Boys, that they can break into Scrooge's Money Bin if they find the blueprints of it's architect. They find a passageway into the Bin through a well, but even with this inside info, can the Beagles pull of the crime of their lives?
!!This story has examples of
* AirVentEscape: With the door in the well room armed, the Beagles resort to crawling through the heating vents, as Scrooge rarely uses it unless it's too cold to work in- as in, cold enough to freeze ink.
* CrazyPrepared: Scrooge has alarms set on every door in his Money Bin- even the bathroom!
* EpicFail: Through no fault of anyone but their own, the Beagles each end up caught somewhere.
* TheFogOfAges: Zigzagged; As Blackheart admits, as he gets older, his short-term memory weakens- he repeats this ''twice'' in one sequence- but his long term memory improves, allowing him to remember the name of the Money Bin's architect.
* JailBake: The Beagle Boys bring a huge cake to visit their grandpa in prison. After the guard searches the cake and removes all of the hidden weapons and tools, it's not that impressive anymore.
* LetsSplitUpGang: Because they have no way of navigating the heating vents, the Beagles have to split up to find their way.
* ShoutOut: One Beagle trapped in a bathroom finds a comic book for ''[[Ducktales1987 Ducktales]]'' "Bizarre!"
* VillainEpisode: This story is focused entirely on the Beagle Boys.
